Example
Input:
<div style="color:#000000;"></div>
Click the encode button to output:
<div style="color:#000000;"></div>
About the Online HTML Encode/Decode Converter
The HTML Encode/Decode Converter turns regular text into HTML entities and decodes HTML entities back into readable characters. Use it when you need to display reserved characters, show HTML code examples, or clean up encoded text copied from web pages, emails, RSS feeds, or stored content.
HTML encoding helps browsers display characters such as angle brackets, ampersands, and quotation marks as text instead of interpreting them as markup. HTML decoding reverses that process so encoded entities can be read, edited, or copied more easily.
• Features
Encode and decode HTML entities: Convert special characters into HTML-safe entities, or turn encoded entities back into readable text.
Useful for code examples: Encode HTML snippets before placing them in tutorials, documentation, comments, or content editors.
Safer text display: Encoding reserved characters can help display text as content instead of markup. It should not replace validation, sanitization, or framework-level escaping in production code.
Client-side processing: The conversion runs in your browser, but avoid pasting highly sensitive content into any online tool.
• Use Cases
Displaying HTML code: Encode HTML snippets so they appear as text instead of being interpreted by the browser.
Preparing web content: Convert reserved characters before placing text in HTML, CMS fields, templates, or documentation.
Reading encoded content: Decode HTML entities to make copied snippets, stored text, or feed content easier to review.
Reducing display issues: Use HTML entities when special characters need to render consistently across browsers, emails, and feeds.